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17:53 Oct 16, 2002 |
Spanish to English translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering / derrame de petr�leo | |||||||
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5 +1 | manual pump |
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5 | manual clock pump |
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5 | rotary hand pump |
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3 | automatic pump |
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manual pump Explanation: Although a broad term, this fits the context. |
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manual clock pump Explanation: 1 Manual clock pump for transfer of oil. Reference: http://majesticseas.com/index2/specs/specs.htm |
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rotary hand pump Explanation: There are many types of pumps; the description must be complete in order to make it clear which is being discussed. The two main classes are "axial-flow" and "rotary". There is no such thing as a clock pump. the above yranmslation is the correct. See also: SAE Glossary of Automotive Terms SP-436. Chris (a mechanical engineer of 15-years standing) |
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automatic pump Explanation: This Spanish translation seems like a translation from English. I would go for automatic pump or hand pump. |
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